Concept Study: Hunting Camp Trailer
Cargo Master
Joined: Dec 2004
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From: Living under the bosses d
Mudmaker, Hence my point of 100 gallons of H2O and 40 Gallons of Propane or more.
Jomac11, Did you see the 18cuft refer?
I agree the awning needs to to have enclosure capability.
I disagree with woodstove, With all the stuff you have to pack.... is a cord of wood really gonna fit anywhere? Instead I would suggest another 20 or 30 gallons of propane.
Another option would be to put a 420 lb propane tank in the bed of truck.... they are DOT approved.
Jomac11, Did you see the 18cuft refer?
I agree the awning needs to to have enclosure capability.
I disagree with woodstove, With all the stuff you have to pack.... is a cord of wood really gonna fit anywhere? Instead I would suggest another 20 or 30 gallons of propane.
Another option would be to put a 420 lb propane tank in the bed of truck.... they are DOT approved.
Jäger
Joined: Jan 2005
Posts: 5,491
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From: Northern Arizona
My FSC 2800 Weekend Warrior is our hunting/camping rig. It's got the following:
- 5,500W Cummins/Onan gennie (quiet)
- 150 gallons of fresh water
- 50 gallon black and grey water tanks
- Full kitchen and reefer
- Three propane tanks
- water heater
- outdoor shower and hose/faucet attachment
- Axles flipped, 16" tires/wheels for extra clearance
- Lighted entry step
- two flood lights on the entry side and the rear
- plenty of storage for guns, chairs, shovels, etc.
- Radio/cd with indoor and outdoor speakers
- 2 HDTVs with DVD players
- foldable aluminum tabe for butchering
- Combo convection oven and microwave, propane 4-burner stove
- Queen size bed up front and in the back, couch folds out to a twin bed
- A/C and heating
- Rubber floor to park the muddy quads on for the trip home
Posting Guru
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 2,498
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From: Windsor, Colorado
Originally Posted by MARTYSTOWRIG
I disagree with woodstove, With all the stuff you have to pack.... is a cord of wood really gonna fit anywhere? Instead I would suggest another 20 or 30 gallons of propane.
Another option would be to put a 420 lb propane tank in the bed of truck.... they are DOT approved.
Another option would be to put a 420 lb propane tank in the bed of truck.... they are DOT approved.
